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El Pretérito de Saber/Conocer What do they mean in English? What are their preterit forms? Supe, supiste, supo, supimos, supisteis, supieron Conocí, conociste,

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1 El Pretérito de Saber/Conocer What do they mean in English? What are their preterit forms? Supe, supiste, supo, supimos, supisteis, supieron Conocí, conociste, conoció, conocimos, conocisteis, conocieron When used in the preterit, they mean: Supe la verdad. I found out the truth. Conocí a Ryan Reynolds. I met Ryan …

2 Imperfect Tense Review: This is another version of the past tense. It is different than the preterit tense. The imperfect is used in the following situations: …used to do something describing people time age. ‘was’ doing something…

3 -aba-ábamos -abas-abais -aba-aban -ía-íamos -ías-íais -ía-ían -AR verb endings -ER/-IR verb endings

4 IbaÍbamos IbasIbais Ibaiban VeíaVeíamos VeíasVeíais VeíaVeían EraÉramos ErasErais Eraeran VER IR SER

5 Practica It was 4 o’clock. I used to sunbathe at my house. I was reading a book during the rain.

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